These feelings accumulated in me to the point of spilling over—which coincided with things accumulating and spilling over for the Ukrainian people, too.
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He is toothsome and winsome and spilling over with emotion.
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The GOP division is spilling over into the shutdown negotiations.
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I don't' see it really spilling over into economic growth.
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The disruptions are increasingly spilling over into global supply chains.
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I also couldn't resist an enormous basket spilling over with churros.
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Wildflowers and fresh fruit, spilling over platters, will complete the picture.
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The Flint crisis has been spilling over into Detroit public schools.
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The scenes keep spilling over and out, mostly via butt jokes.
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Nervousness is somehow spilling over into Spanish and Portuguese borrowing costs.
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Curbing abuse is a challenge spilling over into the 2016 political campaigns.
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He's spilling over with joy, and he has every right to be.
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Crowdfunding small cars is an idea that's spilling over into other countries.
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They've been such leaders that it's spilling over into the general markets.
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I've had a restless weekend that's spilling over into my work week.
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But now, Trump's campaign troubles could be spilling over into Trump Inc.
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In most of these works, dark trouble is brewing and spilling over.
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S. trade war, with the weakness spilling over to other Asian economies.
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Anxiety over trade is spilling over from manufacturing to the services industries.
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This rage has been spilling over into other parts of my life.
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He had been a jokester, her father, spilling over with inappropriate remarks.
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The band is perfect, but I've noticed some spilling over the cups.
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Spilling over the top and sides means a cup is too small.
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Trade tensions spilling over onto Twitter following the G-7 Summit in Canada.
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At home unemployment is rock-bottom and the treasury's coffers are spilling over.
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They've been such leaders that it's spilling over into in the general markets.
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The softness in manufacturing appears to be spilling over to the services sector.
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He was pale and balding, with a pot belly spilling over ironed khakis.
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Tomorrow, the movement may be spilling over into Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, and beyond.
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Here's what else is happening: The weekend rain is spilling over into Monday.
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Water spilling over it cascades down an earthen hillside that is easily eroded.
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Increasingly, however, these problems are spilling over into just about every other industry.
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They feel like river-polished rocks, ones with OLED screens spilling over the edges.
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Trade tensions spilling over on to Twitter following the G-7 Summit in Canada.
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It's summer 2017 and the App Store is spilling over with fidget spinner apps.
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There are also signs that the recession in manufacturing is spilling over to consumers.
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Northern parts have been affected by the Boko Haram insurgency spilling over from Nigeria.
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This would mitigate concerns regarding business lending spilling over to the shadow banking sector.
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Many of the lines are clumsily rapped, spilling over the edges of the beat.
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Their whole conversation is interesting and inspiring and spilling over with pure, unadulterated charm.
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As institutional channels to remove Maduro close, anger is spilling over in other ways.
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The drag from these sectors appears to be spilling over to the services industries.
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We weren't used to seeing what we were doing spilling over into the public.
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These crimes have one thing in common: The chaos is spilling over from Brazil.
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The move suggests that Facebook's public relations crisis in the U.S. is spilling over globally.
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New research suggests that this digital hatred is now spilling over into the real world.
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It'll help stop the filling from spilling over and give the pie a homemade look.
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Speculation in digital currency bitcoin is apparently spilling over into an obscure e-commerce stock.
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A battle over the U.S.-Saudi relationship is spilling over into the new year. Rep.
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The lava lake that was spilling over in late April was now draining — and fast.
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The battle over a tax proposal from House Republicans is spilling over into the airwaves.
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A gloomy Thursday with a high of 230 and possible drizzles spilling over to Friday.
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"Things are spilling over in these communities that are relatively more affected," Mr. Waugh said.
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A bench-clearing brawl followed between the two teams -- spilling over into the courtside seats.
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There was a fountain spilling over at one bar and some folks playing Jenga behind it.
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An awkward dispute between Apple and an app developer is spilling over into the nation's capital.
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A major storm walloped Canada's eastern part on Tuesday with its impact spilling over to Wednesday.
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Fels acknowledged that a manufacturing sector recession and correction is spilling over into the broader economy.
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The Kool-Aid is spilling over those bright red "Make America Great Again" cups these days.
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If this were not enough, the political volatility seems to be spilling over into economic volatility.
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Hernandez reveals a city spilling over with possibility, a people rising from the inferno of yesterday.
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Investors are also concerned that the U.S.-Sino trade war is spilling over to currency markets.
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And that friction is already spilling over into Iraq, threatening to undo the country's fragile peace.
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Firefighters were fighting to keep flames from spilling over a ridge dividing Shasta and Trinity counties.
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The shower's stainless-steel rimmed glass enclosure prevented any water from spilling over onto the floor.
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I fear that the (richly deserved) animus toward Trump is spilling over onto all his supporters.
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His red eyes watering yet not quite spilling over, he understandably seems to be in shock.
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Problems at Huawei, the world's largest network-equipment maker, are spilling over to the broader chip industry.
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In this case, it will lift the entire top compartment to seal the bag without spilling over.
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But if there is a Senate trial, it's not hard to imagine that spilling over into January.
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Although portrayed as family drama spilling over into her new business endeavor, there is a larger point.
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A partisan dispute over barring suspected terrorists from buying guns is spilling over into a Senate race.
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I'm forever concerned about spilling over into the next seat, especially with extra layers in the winter.
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In this way, political contests are bounded and contained, prevented from spilling over into violence or illiberalism.
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The simmering resentment toward the regime is growing ever closer to spilling over into another mass uprising.
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Now that mistrust of the government is spilling over into anger about the response to the outbreak.
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"There's concern prolonged weakness in manufacturing may be spilling over," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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What is happening is that, the place is so successful, and tech, not that it's spilling over.
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But the letter, and its leaking, is a rare instance of internal dissent spilling over into the public.
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Los Angeles' bar scene is spilling over with CBD cocktail offerings, and breweries are selling CBD-infused beer.
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Suddenly his voice breaks, and he has to stop and step away from the mic, tears spilling over.
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There have been continuing protests since the impeachment, with some spilling over into the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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Heavy rains sent water spilling over a dam in the area, leading to fears that it could collapse.
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Picture it now, spilling over with thousands of students, a black hole of debt and extremely good dabs.
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The collapse has set off an exodus of desperate Venezuelans who are spilling over borders, overwhelming their neighbors.
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The new case is likely to heighten fears of the outbreak spilling over from Congo into neighbouring countries.
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Israel has responded multiple times to artillery and gunfire spilling over from the Syrian side of the Golan Heights.
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The brood mainly lives in Ohio and West Virginia, with some members spilling over to Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.
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"Significant downside risks from escalating trade disputes spilling over to global demand growth remain," OPEC said in the report.
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Egypt also faces the ever-present challenge of preventing the conflict in Libya from spilling over its western border.
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S. trade war, the private Caixin/Markit PMI survey showed, with the weakness spilling over to other Asian economies.
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The issues were spilling over to Hangouts, where some users were having issues joining conference calls through Calendar invites.
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A further decline could begin spilling over and impacting domestic markets, said Matt Maley, equity strategist with Miller Tabak.
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While many move on to the esteemed main company, even the ones who don't are spilling over with talent.
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"Volatility in outside markets is spilling over into commodities, pushing ag markets lower," brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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I have worked there for 25 years with my paints spilling over a table tucked under the knee walls.
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It will be closely watched for signs that global manufacturing weakness is spilling over into the US services sector.
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In the past weeks, much attention has gone toward the possibility of tensions with Iran spilling over into cyberspace.
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PHIL LEBEAU: How much is that spilling over and impacting corporate bookings for China, whether it's Shanghai or Beijing?
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Similar images have shown completed 737 Max planes spilling over into the Boeing employee parking lot in Renton, Washington.
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The crises of one year are rarely contained by the calendar, spilling over for months, years, and frequently decades.
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"I'm sensing that you have some bitterness and some leftover stuff that is spilling over into your life," nudges Elizabeth.
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However, one of last year's concerns, margin pressure due to higher costs, does appear to be spilling over into 2019.
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Late Sunday, officials noted that water levels had lowered enough that water was no longer spilling over the eroded area.
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"We've seen some developments between the United States and Mexico - hopefully they're going to start spilling over now," Reimers added.
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Thirty-one of the lagoons are overflowing because of the heavy rains and another 41 were close to spilling over.
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They celebrated Shelton's birthday all weekend, with a party beginning on Shelton's private jet and spilling over to his trailer.
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S. trade war spilling over to third parties such as Australia, which controls 90 percent of global fine-wool exports.
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But this monetary stimulus likely won't be enough to allay concerns about the coronavirus spilling over to the broader economy.
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Russia threatens countries on Europe's periphery and the conflicts in Syria, Libya and elsewhere are spilling over into its borders.
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The smoke has covered nearly half of the country and is even spilling over into neighboring Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay.
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The title of the exhibition, Spilling Over, comes from a statement by Bob Thompson, whose entrancing "Triumph of Bacchus" (1964) hangs to the left of Frankenthaler's "Orange Mood": I paint many paintings that tell me slowly that I have something inside of me that is just bursting, twisting, sticking, spilling over to get out.
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"At this point, I don't see this market adjustment spilling over into financial conditions, but I'll be watching carefully," Kaplan said.
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State governments have massively ramped up spending on infrastructure, which is spilling over into private business investment and commercial property construction.
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State-owned lenders have high exposure to shipbuilders so the industry's challenges are now spilling over to their creditors, said Nguyen.
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German Bund, UK 10-year Gilt yields, and sterling fell on the day, their weakness spilling over to the Treasury market.
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Spilling over to the campaign trail, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump posted his condolences to his Twitter feed Friday morning.
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Instead, he pointed to the "trade skirmishes" between the U.S. and China that, he said, were spilling over all other markets.
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"Using brute force to interfere is as wrong as organizing an event spilling over to the street during Ramadan," he said.
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Ebolavirus has likely been quietly spilling over into humans for millennia, said University of California, Los Angeles biologist James Lloyd-Smith.
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We struggle to "keep our fingers in the dyke" as our financial system increasingly springs leaks, occasionally spilling over its banks.
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As technology becomes even more central to our lives, innovation is spilling over into everything on a global scale, including retail.
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The reuniting of this large body of work feels like several streams converging into a river and spilling over its banks.
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The Illinois, the Missouri, the Arkansas and the Mississippi Rivers were all at risk of spilling over in the coming days.
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Pothos is a climbing plant, although it often forms a mound of heart-shaped leaves before spilling over into trailing vines.
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He adds he'd like to see the story continued into later generations, spilling over into iconic eras like the Harlem Renaissance.
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"There has to be some self-reflection at the top and how that's spilling over in the down ballot," Taylor said.
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That optimism is spilling over into spending, as well: Retail sales rose in May at their fastest pace in six months.
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With the fountain, water will come from a cross-shaped source, "gently spilling over the names of the nine," the plans stated.
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Of course, our deteriorating relationship, the performance of the Chinese stock market, concerns about the economy -- they are certainly spilling over here.
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People and objects rub up against one another, spilling over into a magnificent display of wonderment, similar to a tale by Scheherazade.
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If that is confirmed, it will be a textbook example of disease in an animal reservoir spilling over to affect human beings.
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For years, the alt-right has existed in the cyberworld, "but now they're kind of spilling over into the streets," Blazek said.
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Vitriol on the site can sometimes erupt into larger memes, spilling over into social media and other avenues and creating further repercussions.
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It would also, they say, help Turkey tackle attacks by Kurdish insurgents and Islamic State militants spilling over from war in Syria.
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Their apartment living rooms are the new urban jungles, spilling over with philodendrons, pilea (this year's "It" plant) and bird's nest ferns.
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The attacks on my character continued, spilling over outside the courtroom steps attempting to discredit me, and cast me in false light.
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He blew his quota by the ninth game and with frustration spilling over, he earned a code violation for an audible obscenity.
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The Fed, always vigilant about inflation, would then raise interest rates to prevent wage increases from spilling over into broad-based inflation.
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All of which put downward pressure on yields of European peripheral debt, with buying spilling over to German bunds and U.S. Treasuries.
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However, the German government faces a delicate balancing act with a deeper crisis for Deutsche Bank potentially spilling over into its economy.
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The attacks on my character continued, spilling over outside the courtroom steps, attempting to discredit me and cast me in false light.
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There's a lesson in the millionaire data for all investors about the dangers of personal convictions, and emotions, spilling over into financial decisions.
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The campaign has split the country of 80 million down the middle, its divisions spilling over to the large Turkish diaspora in Europe.
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More than 35,000 civilians have been displaced by the conflict, according to the United Nations, with violence spilling over into neighboring Chin state.
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"Global manufacturing is facing plenty of of headwinds and now, that is spilling over into services," wrote Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO.
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Although the service sector is still expanding, the gloomy report raises concern that America's manufacturing troubles are spilling over into the broader economy.
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With Clay on his way out and the show spilling over its time slot, the Bachelorette skipped the rose ceremony for this episode.
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The rosé-fication of the beverage world has touched everything from vodka to seltzer and is now spilling over into the produce section.
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Cable news producers pulled into border tax fight: The battle over a tax proposal from House Republicans is spilling over into the airwaves.
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Spilling over with demon alcohol, a temporary relief from the horrors surrounding us as election night unfolded, I stared into its bountiful wound.
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Of course, the US has veered toward terrible social rupture in the past without spilling over the cliff into open, nation-dividing violence.
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Tan said the military was trying to contain fighting in the area and keep it from spilling over to other areas in Mindanao.
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Water is spilling over the top of several levees in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, which sits along the Mississippi River southeast of New Orleans.
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With the new lower brackets wider apart than before, more dollars can be converted in those brackets without spilling over into higher brackets.
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Instability in neighboring Ethiopia and South Sudan are spilling over the border into the disputed territory known as the Ilemi Triangle, residents said.
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China's biggest cities - Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen - have led the rise, but the frenzy is also spilling over into smaller cities in central China.
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Trump is a sewer spilling over of lies and falsehoods, very easily what you might call unverifiable, and I'm just speaking politely there.
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Breslin and Curatorial Assistant Margaret Kross have continued that magical sensation with the small but impactful Spilling Over: Painting Color in the 1960s.
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I ended this four-year relationship because our respective insecurities were spilling over into our relationship, causing frequent fights in the past year.
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Though the trade impasse does not appear to be spilling over to the labor market, job growth has been slowing since mid-2018.
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Hazy, poetic and spilling over with aching romanticism, "The Souvenir" exposes the raw nerve of the kind of desperate love that changes lives.
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The worries about Turkey's banks are spilling over to the European banking system, since several major euro zone banks have operations in Turkey.
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That has driven the country's food price index to the highest since January 2012, with surging pork prices spilling over into other proteins.
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The dispute is a sign of how a disagreement between Washington and Beijing over trade may be spilling over into other international arenas.
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This compulsion may in fact be spilling over into the Trump administration's approach to government agencies, particularly those with a more scientific leaning.
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Your car isn't a piggy bank, but it's hard to tell from all the coins spilling over the edge of the cup holder.
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Bougainvillea overflowing against deep blue skies or any color stucco wall or in an alley spilling over a fence can make my day.
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Outbreaks in other European countries are spilling over, just when England's child-vaccination rate for measles has fallen for four years in a row.
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Like much of the old guard, he is skeptical of the DIY ethos spilling over from the BDSM community post-Fifty Shades of Grey.
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A study conducted by researchers at the University of Florida examined how workers can prevent workplace stress from spilling over into their home lives.
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Guo also said CIRC will prevent risks stemming from peer-to-peer (P2P) lending and internet finance from spilling over onto the insurance industry.
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That awareness appears to be spilling over to the cryptocurrency launch — especially for politicians who are also calling for a breakup of Big Tech.
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Now, that business partnership is spilling over into Drake's live show, as Apple Music will sponsor the rapper's upcoming Summer Sixteen tour with Future.
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All of which has been putting downward pressure on yields of European peripheral debt, with buying spilling over to German bunds and U.S. Treasuries.
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In the Houston area, two reservoirs began spilling over amid historic flooding and rescue operations are underway for those trapped by the rising water.
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Spilling Over: Painting Color in the 1960s continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through August 31.
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Rather, they had a ripple effect, each coup and cascade of violence blending into the next, with instability frequently spilling over into other countries.
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Pakistan's objective has been to prevent Afghanistan's violence from spilling over its border and to prevent India from gaining influence in a neighboring country.
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The restaurant, spilling over two levels, is often besieged (rightly) and can be raucous, with groups huddled on cushioned banquettes and low wooden stools.
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"Long-ended U.S. yields are still rising and that's spilling over on the European market and (German) Bunds especially," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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Mr Xi is trying to keep anger from spilling over by locking up dissidents with greater resolve than any Chinese leader has shown in years.
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Karimov, whose ex-Soviet nation borders Afghanistan, said: "There is a serious and a real threat of instability spilling over into neighbouring countries and regions".
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Why it matters: Tensions between the two countries have escalated as the war in Syria is "spilling over into a wide proxy fight," per CNN.
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The booths are small but social, where gallerists and artists are in it together—taking shifts, spilling over into each other's spaces, connecting with neighbors.
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The controversy over China trade is spilling over into a formerly quiet area of the stock market — the business of investing in the global markets.
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On June 83, even more people flooded Hong Kong's city streets, spilling over the planned route and at least three additional streets on either side.
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" Georgieva earlier cited "a generalized weakening in demand" that is hitting confidence and spilling over into "trade and tourism, commodity prices and tightened financial conditions.
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Focusing on the early days of her arranged marriage, Anita comes fully to life on the page, her disappointment, disgust and determined optimism spilling over.
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That said, the Blade Runner-inspired design of the truck has been wildly polarizing, with social media spilling over with jokes at the truck's expense.
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With someone you know really well, shared jokes or humor can be a great way to break the ice and keep tension from spilling over.
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If your coffee table is spilling over with chaos, stack glossies and fashion tomes into a woven bin to give your living room some textural dimension.
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But that doesn't capture the way the phone's screen goes right up to the left and right borders, with subtly curved glass spilling over the edges.
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The launch is in celebration of the museum's new exhibit, Spilling Over: Painting Color in the 1960s, which recently opened and will show throughout the summer.
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Officials say gang violence is increasingly spilling over onto Chicago's expressways, with innocent drivers sometimes caught in the crossfire, while the state police force is shrinking.
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For the past few years, the dune has held strong, preventing the ocean from spilling over onto the historic shuttle railroad that traces along the coast.
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No matter how precise you are with your eyeshadow, there's always the challenge of keeping the color in the crease from spilling over onto the lid.
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The posting by Mr Nazir, whose previous fraternal remarks have been more private, show that discomfort over the 1MDB affair is spilling over into Malaysia's elite.
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The music-streaming service's market debut was unusual already – but it comes as specific fears over Facebook and Amazon are spilling over into wider tech valuations.
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Nadine's cup isn't spilling over in the friends department, so she barely notices when the sweet, equally-as-awkward Erwin (Hayden Szeto) attempts to woo her.
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Political divisiveness over the Trump family is spilling over into Washington, DC's elite social scene after a restaurant mix-up and social media flap this weekend.
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A fixed form of nineteen lines: five tercets, a concluding quatrain, and a rhyme scheme tight enough to keep any feeling from spilling over the borders.
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Remember that emotions are a natural, human function—let them move through you, let yourself cry, fall in love, or whatever you discover is spilling over.
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Data on Thursday showed euro zone business growth stalled in September, suggesting that a contraction in manufacturing activity was increasingly spilling over to the services industry.
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U.S. producer prices for July due on Thursday and consumer price index figures on Friday should confirm whether labor market strength is spilling over into inflation.
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"The impact of the trade war … is now spilling over into the real economy," wrote Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, in a Friday research note.
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Why it's a good alternative: "Narcos" is one of Netflix's most popular shows, and the infamous drug lord is now spilling over to your local multiplex.
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The movement has gained traction at a time, and during an election season, when anxiety over income inequality in the United States is spilling over into anger.
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She's a ball of kinetic energy, constantly gesticulating to prove a point or leaning in to make eye contact, her long brown hair spilling over slender shoulders.
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A series of storms have inundated California over the past few weeks, and the latest deluge is currently swelling rivers and reservoirs that are already spilling over.
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Tribal fights over control of the smuggling routes, with their south Libyan hubs in Sebha and Kufra, affect the region at large, spilling over the desert borders.
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The subject mirrors Murray's exuberance: the painting is a container that can no longer keep the paint inside— it is spilling over the sides, literally and figuratively.
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They are still looking for signs of structural failure early Friday as water spilling over the dam, threatening about 124 houses in the city of 80,000 people.
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U.S. producer prices for July due on Thursday and consumer price index figures on Friday should confirm whether the labour market strength is spilling over into inflation.
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Ayad Allawi, a vice president, is Shi'ite, but he has a nationalist outlook and wants to prevent the conflict in Syria from spilling over further into Iraq.
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As a result, any self-interested investment the rich make in their own communities has little chance of "spilling over" to benefit middle‐ and low-income families.
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"These increases argue against the idea that deflation risks are spilling over into the U.S. economy," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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So people might initially try to hide the fact that they have an infestation —until it gets worse and worse, and then it's spilling over to neighbors.
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It was filling up and spilling over, everyone was staring at me and I just held it like a clutch bag, owned it and went to work.
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The European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the Netherlands, is a cornucopia like those sometimes depicted in the old master paintings on view, spilling over with riches.
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Because if they go any further, then China's laws spilling over into Thailand or Canada or Brazil is actually violating the sovereign rights of those various countries.
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Frances Cheung, head of rates strategy at Societe Generale in Hong Kong, says the increase in stress is spilling over into the domestic interest rate swaps market.
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The flu-like epidemic - which has killed over 2,200 people and infected more than 74,000 - has disrupted businesses across China, spilling over several key global supply chains.
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I think Evans was out earlier today talking about a little more concern for what is going on in terms of manufacturing and is that spilling over.
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The government's push to reduce risks has triggered several sell-offs in bonds already this year, with the most recent jitters spilling over into the stock market.
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The Los Angeles Clippers' internal issues are not spilling over to the product on the court, and the latest winning streak is at three in a row.
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"Most Asian countries host relatively homogeneous societies with strong national identities, the chance of civil conflicts erupting and spilling over national borders is relatively low," Haas said.
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Officials said the U.S.-China trade conflict was spilling over to other areas of discussions at the G20, making the drafting of the final statement increasingly difficult.
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And fear of the Syria war spilling over, as well as Lebanon's growing entanglement in a power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, have kept away Gulf tourists.
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Old Hollywood WavesRivaling Kate Middleton in shine, Seyfried's long blonde hair is regularly styled into loose, glossy waves, deep-parted to the side, and spilling over one shoulder.
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The reforms include improving oversight of prosecutors' investigations, barring overly prolonged or late interrogations, and limiting investigations from spilling over into other probes, according to the Justice Ministry.
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However, U.S. crude, also known as West Texas Intermediate, has gained more than 6 percent in the last week, with advances spilling over into other commodities as well.
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But these harmful effects go beyond independent farmers themselves, spilling over into rural areas that suffer both economically and culturally when these anchors of the community are lost.
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Early evening sunset spilling over my table made a serving of mussels, langoustines and vegetables scaled by pea tendrils look like a still life by a Dutch Master.
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The haemorrhagic disease has killed at least 1,800 people in a year-long outbreak in the Congo, and sparked fears of the outbreak spilling over into neighbouring countries.
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Meanwhile, tracking is becoming even more intrusive and spilling over into the real world, with phones emitting ultrasonic sounds and Google tracking Android users' locations despite their stated preferences.
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It's also wary that instability in North Korea would mean thousands of refugees spilling over its borders and, in the event of an intervention, the U.S. on its doorstep.
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Ted Cruz holding on to his seat in Texas, and challenger Mike Braun winning in Indiana, Republicans managed to keep the "blue wave" from spilling over into the Senate.
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As Republicans and Democrats grow further apart, bipartisan turkey dinners are being cancelled or shortened—one sign of the way political rancor is spilling over into into everyday life.
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One father, Zhang Meng, sits in the waterside food court, his belly spilling over his trunks as his four-year-old son licks chocolate sauce off a dessert plate.
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The bitter rivalry between Google and Oracle that has been unfolding in court rooms over the past 7 years is now spilling over into a Capitol Hill lobbying campaign.
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Some were outside the court Wednesday, waiting to hear the verdict, though there were far fewer than the crowds seen spilling over the pavement onto the streets in August.
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His second album, "The Very Last Day" (Okrahoma/Thirty Tigers), begins with "Hades Pleads," a flamboyant, hard-country song that sounds like a bar fight spilling over into church.
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Nevertheless, the surplus of demand is spilling over into the middle market, putting downward pressure on spreads and creating opportunities for mid-sized borrowers to nab issuer-friendly terms.
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The local police said Friday afternoon that about 50,000 fans had made the trip, many packing the downtown fan zone and the rest spilling over into pubs and restaurants.
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Interestingly, Iran has also reportedly armed Peshmerga to fight as proxies against ISIS, this in order to avert ISIS from spilling over into Iranian territory across Kurdish controlled borders.
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The best clinician I ever knew was draped in a grayish shabby thing spilling over with scraps of paper, vaguely redolent of his usual weekday lunch of pea soup.
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Many have also been unable to take delivery of raw materials or send products to clients due to logistical hurdles, with the disruptions spilling over into supply chains worldwide.
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The foam quickly overpowers Dobrik&aposs California home, spilling over his glass-walled balcony and standing above his roof by the time the chemical reaction slows to a stop.
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This could lead to an escalation of trade tensions with ramifications potentially spilling over into NAFTA negotiations or the financial sphere (for instance with China curbing purchases of Treasuries).
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In a sign that the trade tension is spilling over to other issues, Beijing and Washington came to loggerheads over how to refer to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.
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Factors that would matter include who initiated the conflict, where it's taking place and whether it's contained to the disputed area or spilling over into Indian territory, he said.
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During the ceremony, Darly looked over at her sister, a nun who worked with the bishop, to see her eyes spilling over with tears — tears of joy, she figured.
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The trade conflict was spilling over to other areas of discussions, making the drafting of the G20 communique increasingly difficult, said an official familiar with the drafting of the communique.
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With about 800,000 government workers furloughed or continuing to work without receiving regular paychecks, the impact of the shutdown is spilling over into everyday life for other Americans, as well.
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Yet critics of the border wall have pointed out that the bloodshed has long been occurring in Juarez without spilling over into El Paso — regardless of the border barrier there.
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That's when thousands of Cubans started arriving seeking asylum in the U.S., and also when the Trump administration's crackdown on migrants began spilling over into Juarez on three different fronts.
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S. trade dispute spilling over to growing rivalry between both sides in areas such as technology, and many economists have remained cautious about being too optimistic on a temporary truce.
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The internet is spilling over with denunciations of the reckless things Trump told the Times's David Sanger and Maggie Haberman, most specifically his threat to abrogate our NATO treaty obligations.
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When we arrived, fighting was spilling over onto both sides: Buoyed by hefty Russian air support, Assad's forces seized a major opposition supply road, which resulted in ferocious rebel pushback.
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As Honduras devolved into violence, becoming the world's most dangerous country and a killing field for environmental activists, a wave of Honduran refugee children began spilling over the U.S. border.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German unemployment rose more than expected in October, data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that a manufacturing crisis in Europe's largest economy is spilling over to the labor market.
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Arts | Westchester The artwork created by Jimmy Kuehnle literally fills a gallery at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, pressing against walls, spilling over a railing and nearly obstructing passage.
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But the new design still wasn't quite right: In August, the group's researchers found that plastic was spilling over the cork line, which sat about 10 centimeters above the water.
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Spilling Over: Painting in the 1960s at the Whitney Museum expands the common understanding of a pivot point in American art, while basking unapologetically in the pure pleasure of looking.
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"However, there are increasing signs that the weakness in the industrial sector is gradually spilling over into the domestic economy via the labour market and value creation chains," he said.
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Mr. Harland, a Houston-born drummer, boils down the influences of gospel, hip-hop and jazz into a roux of languor and coolness, even when it's spilling over with activity.
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The crisis appears to be spilling over to the nearby city of Iligan, where people fleeing the fighting have taken refuge while fearing that insurgents could be hiding among them.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German unemployment rose more than expected in October, data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that a manufacturing crisis in Europe's largest economy is spilling over to the labor market.
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I do worry, though, on your point, I worry that weak growth outside the United States, particularly in Europe, we're not immune to it and some of that is spilling over.
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There are few signs a bitter trade war between the United States and China was spilling over to the national labor market, although growth in manufacturing jobs has slowed this year.
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We wanted a station wagon instead of an SUV — for both nostalgic reasons and a general distaste for trucks — and used-car lots aren't exactly spilling over with wagons these days.
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The case for an interest rate cut therefore rests on the need to create a firebreak to prevent the current weakness in manufacturing activity and prices from spilling over into services.
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Mr Peterson reckons that penalties totalling more than $3bn in a year could sink one of the Big Four, with disruption spilling over to the surviving three, and to capital markets.
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But acrimonious trade rhetoric between the governments of the world's two largest economies has been increasing in recent days, spilling over into an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit last weekend.
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Relations with China have been strained by the ethnic conflicts spilling over the border, and some observers say Beijing uses ethnically Chinese insurgent groups as a means of leverage over Myanmar.
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Like his mammoth "Alphabet" abstractions, in which he levitates hulking letterforms like Mylar balloons or lets them swallow his canvases whole, the forms here dilate toward the edges before spilling over.
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However, Slat's team is still working to address another problem: Last month, the researchers found that plastic was spilling over the cork line, which sits about 10 centimeters above the water.
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The backlog is so severe that it is spilling over into next year, causing publishers to shift the release dates for some January books because they can't print copies in time.
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Troubling technical signs were already appearing in Chinese markets, Maley said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " but those "cracks are getting wider" and spilling over into the broader emerging markets space.
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Preparations for South America's first Olympics have been dogged by concerns over the polluted bay where sailing events will be held, and violence spilling over from heavily policed slums, or favelas.
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And it's important to guard against that concern spilling over into a form of prudishness that actually risks removing the agency from a fully grown adult, you know what I mean?
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They are never neat, uniform stacks; they are always spilling over one another organically, as though they had toppled once, and someone had propped them against each other in a hurry.
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So probably for us, you're looking at two to three weeks before we would hit our hospital capacity and need to start spilling over into whatever we can prepare for now.
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While a final decision is not expected before next year and the threat could be posturing, the move shows how the Trump administration's trade disputes are spilling over into other areas.
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A bright-red election bus spilling over with President Kenyatta's supporters recently snarled traffic, as some hopped off and strutted to Kenyan pop music and the honking horns of irritated drivers.
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With signs that the Trump administration's 0003-month trade war with China is spilling over to the broader economy, continued labor market strength is a critical buffer against an economic downturn.
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At least 3,532 people, most of them civilians, lost their lives to paramilitary killings and terrorist bombings, with the violence at times spilling over into England and the Republic of Ireland.
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Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil held two days of talks in Bogota on the crisis and ways to coordinate the countries' response to the crisis that is spilling over Venezuela's borders.
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The buildings are expected to be sold at a low capitalization rate for the Montreal market, indicating that demand for high-quality office buildings is spilling over from Toronto and Vancouver.
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A strict interference limit leaves a larger gap between frequencies, preventing stronger signals from spilling over into signals that have been deemed particularly important or protected by world governments and industry.
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The public outcry over the Trump administration&aposs policy of separating children from their parents at the US border is spilling over to Microsoft, which has a contract with federal immigration authorities.
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Acting Director Department of Water Resources Bill Croyle said officials will be able to assess the damage to the emergency spillway now that the water is no longer spilling over the top.
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Stocks have tumbled over the past days, on worse-than-expected economic data and worries that the US manufacturing sector's problems could be spilling over to other parts of the American economy.
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"I don't even open my cell phone because I miss them so much that I can't handle talking to them," she says, tears spilling over for the first time in our conversation.
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India's economic growth is also uneven with the industrial sector weighed down, in part, by excess capacity in China which is spilling over as refiners and miners cut capital expenditure, he added.
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He also added the platform is trying to figure out "what can we do within the product and policy to lower [the] probability" of Twitter spilling over into offline physical safety concerns.
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Although not a scientific poll, the survey does have value in compiling the testimony of more than 5,000 teachers, who indicate that Trump's poisonous rhetoric is spilling over into classrooms across America.
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A decline or even a slowdown in lending could trigger a cascade of defaults starting in the non-banking financial sector, and then spilling over into smaller banks and the real economy.
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China is also concerned about Islamist influence spilling over from Pakistan and Afghanistan into its far-western Xinjiang region, where some members of a Muslim minority chafe at Chinese Communist Party rule.
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On matchday, all the grand Victorian public houses are spilling over with white-shirted Fulham supporters, drinking bitter, radiating warm humour and cheerful fatalism about the events of the next few hours.
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Support for immigration bills has broken down on partisan lines, and the divide is spilling over into Senate campaigns, where 2628 Democrats are up for reelection in states Trump won in 28500.
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Fears of a crackdown on debt has rattled markets, with pressure on bond yields spilling over into the stock market last week, with shares experiencing their biggest selloff in months on Thursday.
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"While the U.S. rests on the edge of a trade friction spilling over into a period of trading tariffs, it is not yet on the brink of a trade war," he said.
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Here's the thing to remember: Monetary policy cannot solve the direct problems resulting from the coronavirus, but it can prevent them from spilling over into the broader economy, resulting in higher unemployment.
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The conflict with Boko Haram in the Lake Chad Basin has cost more than 30,000 lives and displaced millions more over the past decade, frequently spilling over into Cameroon, Niger and Chad.
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While wandering around the city—which teemed with mango-colored rickshaws, raucous bazaars, and pink bougainvillea spilling over compound walls—he had been surprised to discover that it was full of mosques.
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"We see trade tensions spilling over via direct linkages such as trade, commodities and tourism, and indirect linkages such as tighter financial conditions weakening private sector sentiment and spending," Morgan Stanley said.
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That had raised concerns that the headwinds of a strong dollar, weak global demand and spending cuts in the energy sector, which have constrained growth, could be spilling over to the labor market.
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It's a nearly complete package that's spilling over with other appealing features like SmartSound, Jabra's intelligent preset-switching function that automatically adjusts to ambient noise, and excellent battery life that outperforms its competitors.
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" Speaking of the women who play the Schuyler sisters, Mr. Kail said: "When we were at the Public Theater with 'Hamilton,' the room the three of them had was spilling over with joy.
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Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets recently updated his top stock picks, and one major theme was the "quality bifurcation" of the sector spilling over from 2015, he said in a research note.
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Image: AP / Thibault CamusOver the last few days heavy flooding across France, Austria, and Germany has resulted in some scary photos, including surreal images of the Seine spilling over its banks in Paris.
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To protect our closest relatives from this dreaded disease, and to prevent the virus from spilling over into human populations, scientists have now developed an oral vaccine to combat Ebola in the wild.
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If Snapchat can use these tools to make buyings its ads simpler and prove they drive return on investment, it could harness the avalanche of ad spend spilling over from television to digital.
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China could potentially end up losing more than the U.S. from the ongoing trade tensions that are now spilling over into the technology sector, according to a Hong Kong-based investment services firm.
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Global equity markets have been hit hard this week by growing signs of stress in the European banking sector, which is spilling over into other regions where lenders' profits are also under pressure.
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Rescuers navigated submerged streets and neighborhoods in parts of southern Louisiana on Monday, plucking people to safer ground and trying to stay ahead of the rain-swollen waterways spilling over into new areas.
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Overall, the end result is an app that makes sense both for Canva's core user base of business professionals, but one that could find it spilling over to the consumer market as well.
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On Baseball There were tears at Citi Field on opening day, emotion spilling over from Keith Hernandez, the Mets broadcaster and former first baseman who lost his friend, Rusty Staub, on Thursday morning.
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Many gang members have become addicts themselves, and officials say that heroin's pull — perhaps more than any other drug — has fueled recruitment and frayed gang codes that once prevented violence from spilling over.
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The inaugural finals had a number of teething problems, with some matches drawing only a smattering of fans and others spilling over into the early hours of the morning due to scheduling logjams.
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Worries about a slowdown have grown as the trade war with China shows signs of spilling over to the broader economy, based on weakness in key measures of the manufacturing and services sectors.
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Aniston accessorized the look with diamond rings on both hands and wore her famous locks down and spilling over her shoulders, styled with a simple side part that highlighted her dangling diamond earrings.
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How to prevent zoonotic diseases from spilling over into peopleAt wet markets, the close proximity of shoppers to stall vendors and live and dead animals creates a prime breeding ground for zoonotic diseases.
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"At this point, I don't see this market adjustment spilling over into financial conditions - but Ill be watching carefully," Kaplan, a non-voting member of the Fed's policy committee, told reporters in Frankfurt.
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Thousands of foreign fans in the Russian capital for the month-long soccer tournament have been partying until the small hours, guzzling beer in bars and restaurants and spilling over onto the streets.
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Despite the dangers, a sense of good cheer prevailed on Wednesday in a west Houston neighborhood that flooded when authorities released water from two nearby reservoirs that were in danger of spilling over.
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The low inventory of available single-family homes is what keeps investors from worrying about a housing crisis spilling over into a banking crisis, which would then spill over into an economic crisis.
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The markets have been sorting through concerns about global growth with signs that the U.S. economy is entering a phase of slowing growth and China's growth slowdown is already spilling over onto other economies.
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While internal tension over national security matters is nothing new, a source who has witnessed the conflict between Bolton and Pompeo describes it as spilling over in national security meetings at the White House.
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Latest data showed German unemployment rose unexpectedly in May for the first time in nearly two years, in a sign that a slowdown in Europe's largest economy is spilling over to the labour market.
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U.S. producer prices for July due on Thursday and consumer price index figures on Friday will give investors a clue about the extent to which the strengthening labour market is spilling over into inflation.
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"We are doing now what we can to bring about a diplomatic solution, what we have to avoid at all costs is this spilling over in to any kind of military conflict," he said.
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Fallout from the U.S.-China trade war and other sources of business uncertainty is spreading through the dense network of trade and investment links across Europe and Asia and spilling over into emerging markets.
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While it has largely been limited to simple name-calling (think: Trump's nickname of "Rocket Man" for Kim), the childish aspects of their words risk spilling over into bona fide geopolitical and nuclear catastrophe.
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"Growing pessimism over the last three months about the direction of the economy seems to be spilling over into home purchase sentiment," said Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae.
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Kudlow described the mood in the White House over the announcement as "disappointment spilling over into anger," a sentiment he relayed to GM CEO Mary Barra on behalf of Trump in a Monday meeting.
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"During the campaign there was a deliberate tactic by the Leave camp to create alarm among elements of the population who have suffered from austerity, and this alarmism is now spilling over," he said.
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As Germany struggles with increasing attacks on Jews and Israel is under pressure for killings of protesters along its border with Gaza, a growing clash over B.D.S. is spilling over into the cultural scene.
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China home prices have seen significant growth since the start of last year, with gains spilling over to smaller cities in recent months as authorities placed restrictions to keep prices in check in major cities.
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Specifically, the Times wrote the US threatened Ecuador with "punishing trade measures" and withdrawals of "crucial military aid" designed to offset unprecedented violence spilling over the Colombian border, intimidating the nation into dropping the proposal.
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Ifo chief economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters that a slowdown in manufacturing was now spilling over to services as transport and logistics firms, that depend on contracts from industrial companies, reported steep declines in confidence.
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On Tuesday night, they shared the visuals for Random 2 cut "Perfect Pint", which—lest your uncle get the wrong idea—is about cups spilling over with lean and not a trusty lager on draught.
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This escalation could pose problems for authorities on both sides, who are seeking to keep the bloodshed from spilling over into another uprising that could draw in armed Palestinian factions and trigger sweeping Israeli crackdowns.
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Data showed German unemployment rose unexpectedly in May for the first time in nearly two years, in a sign that a slowdown in the euro zone's top economy is spilling over into the labor market.
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Policy-makers in Sweden and Norway fear excessive lending linked to the rise in house prices spell risks for the economies as well as for individual households, possibly spilling over to neighbouring Denmark and Finland.
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The data suggests that household spending could weaken at the end of the second quarter after Ifo's business sentiment survey showed that a recession in manufacturing is spilling over to parts of the services sector.
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There are still no signs that a bitter trade war between the United States and China, which has contributed to an inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, was spilling over to the labor market.
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Policy-makers in Sweden and Norway fear excessive lending linked to the rise in house prices spell risks for the economies as well as for individual households, possibly spilling over to neighboring Denmark and Finland.
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A final option is to try to "contain the spillover" — that is, to prevent the violence and chaos inside Syria from spilling over into other countries and destabilizing the rest of the region (and beyond).
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Dr. Dennis Carroll is featured in the Netflix docuseries, "Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak" -- and he joined us on "TMZ Live" Thursday with a warning about future viruses spilling over from animals to humans.
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The killing highlighted the chilling possibility of digital threats spilling over into real life, in an era when internet users are increasingly concerned about the proliferation of misinformation, hate speech and even incitement to violence.
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Now the proof of this idea is before our very eyes, with Russia's collapse into authoritarianism spilling over, through meddling in our elections, promoting discord and division across the Atlantic and undermining the European project.
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But employment gains have begun to slow, and both average hourly earnings and a broader measure of wages and benefits have grown more gradually in recent months, suggesting that business caution may be spilling over.
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"To me, Bigger Long is just part of the corruption spilling over into the character, so not just making everything black and white in terms of good and evil, because that wasn't true," she said.
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One harshly worded editorial in the ruling Communist Party's mouthpiece last week called for a "people's war" against the United States, prompting analysts to predict the trade war's fallout spilling over into other areas — including entertainment.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's crackdown on foreign-funded NGO's is spilling over into a tightening of rules on foreign universities, which could shutter Budapest's Central European University (CEU), a stalwart of liberal international education in the country.
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" At a hearing on secession last fall in a packed auditorium in Monroe, Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus described the power struggle with Hasidic residents as "a political Chernobyl that's spilling over into other towns.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois' governor on Wednesday proposed boosting the shrinking ranks of the Illinois State Police in an effort to quell a steady increase in gun violence spilling over from Chicago's neighborhoods onto the city's expressways.
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Ribera, Pinera's choice for foreign minister, will take over at a tense time in South America, with a deepening crisis in Venezuela and global trade tensions between China and the U.S. spilling over into the region.
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I'm still new to this, so I can't say that I've experienced "mind like water" or "flow" (Allen's words) or any other euphemism for not feeling like your mind is spilling over with thoughts and ideas.
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The ADP figures, which suggested trade tension could be spilling over to the labor market, came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report due on Friday, which includes public- and private-sector employment.
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While anti-Russian rhetoric is used for internal political struggles in the United States from time to time, this propaganda campaign has reached absurd levels, spilling over into areas that have little to do with politics.
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The report comes on the heels of ISM's manufacturing index posting its largest drop since the financial crisis in 2008, suggesting that slowing growth in China and Europe could be spilling over into the United States.
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But, but, but: Jason Bordoff, head of a Columbia University energy think tank, said via Twitter that Shell's move is "just the beginning" and that he sees it spilling over into API, the industry's main lobbying group.
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Claims will be watched over the coming weeks for signs that deteriorating trade relations between the United States and China, which have dimmed the economy's outlook and roiled financial markets, were spilling over to the labor market.
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Bottom line: We can't stop diseases from spilling over from animals to humans, but we can limit the extent of their spread and impact with good disease surveillance systems in place and the ability to rapidly respond.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The tennis world is more used to seeing the ruthless side of 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams, but since becoming a mother the American's maternal instinct is spilling over into her professional life.
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"The city is this pot of water that's spilling over on the sides, and that excess demand is going to the suburbs," said Jonathan Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, a New York appraisal and research firm.
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In a further sign of economic trouble, German unemployment rose more than expected in October, separate data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that the manufacturing crisis is spilling over to the labour market and could slow consumer spending.
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In a further sign of economic trouble, German unemployment rose more than expected in October, separate data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that the manufacturing crisis is spilling over to the labor market and could slow consumer spending.
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Qatar is the world's top seller of LNG and the decision by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and other Arab powers to break off ties stoked concern about supply disruptions to neighboring countries spilling over into global gas markets.
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Instead, with Asia's economic pie expanding to feed 5 billion people, Asia's economies are integrating through free trade and infrastructure networks, with people and money spilling over all borders in the pursuit of growth -- even North Korea!
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The sky was gray, rain minutes from spilling over onto the diasporic spread of bantu knots, dreads, twist-outs, wash-and-gos, afros and braids below; one woman covered her pressed hair with a scarf in anticipation.
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In situations of extreme financial stress, the euro zone has a range of fiscal and monetary tools to contain problems in one country and prevent them from spilling over to the rest of the single currency area.
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Rescuers in the Omaha area, where the Platte, Elkhorn and Missouri rivers began spilling over their banks last week, have been working overtime to save dogs and cats along with their owners, sometimes at risk to themselves.
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According to Berman, instead of taking the case, the court could appoint a "special master" to investigate the facts of the case, specifically Nebraska and Oklahoma's assertion that Colorado's legal weed is spilling over the state line.
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"It appears that the slowdown that we saw in Q1 across Europe may well be showing signs of spilling over into Q2 and may be symptomatic of a broader economic malaise," said CMC Markets' chief analyst Michael Hewson.
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Claims will be watched over the coming weeks for signs that deteriorating trade relations between the United States and China, which have dimmed the economy's outlook and roiled financial markets, were spilling over to the labor market. 5.33.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A measure of U.S. consumer confidence posted its sharpest decline in more than three years in December, rattling investors already nervous about the prospect that a global economic slowdown was spilling over into the United States.
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As river levels rose, spilling over levees and swallowing up townships, farmers watched helplessly as the waters consumed not only their fields, but their stockpiles of grain, the one thing that can stand between them and financial ruin.
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He and his economic team, who are often at odds with one another, have been searching for ways to prevent market anxieties from spilling over into next year's presidential election, but have yet to agree on a solution.
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Their mother bought a three-story townhouse in the Bushwick neighborhood decades earlier, for only $20143,000, and by the time she died, a development boom was spilling over from neighboring Williamsburg, driving up values and driving out residents.
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While Japan and China have lately set aside their historical differences, South Korea and Japan continue to feud over Japan's colonization of the peninsula in the last century, a dispute now spilling over into their vital economic relationship.
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"In the US, Treasury yields are also near the highs of the day and the credit weakness is spilling over into high yield and investment grade," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, in a note.
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A presidential statement approved Thursday by the 15-member council calls for stepped-up efforts "to prevent destabilizing effects of regional crises and disputes from spilling over into Somalia" and to support the country&aposs federal system and institutions.
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A second and more "comprehensive" investigation into a string of mishaps this year -- including a Navy warship running aground in Tokyo Bay in late January and spilling over 1,000 gallons of hydraulic fluid into Japanese waters -- is expected Thursday.
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The way many professional policy types think about public policy is to identify a specific problem and then allocate funds toward it in the most efficient way without spilling over to other people who aren't affected by the problem.
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China's top central banker on Saturday pledged to keep the yuan currency's value "broadly stable," a sign that Beijing may be trying to prevent a bruising trade dispute with the United States from spilling over into a currency war.
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While he and others have voiced confidence in the U.S., they worry about developments overseas spilling over domestically and taking the momentum out of an economy that in 2018 saw some of its fastest growth since the financial crisis.
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It will come as no shock to many of you reading this when I state that partisan divide in Washington has reached historic levels and is now spilling over into one arena where both parties have typically agreed … infrastructure.
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The fierce iPhone battle between Apple and the FBI is spilling over into the White House, which has been poised to roll out a major policy statement on encryption and when the government should have access to locked smartphones.
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Student loan debt is a pervasive problem in the US, but it isn't just a burden on younger generations — new data from credit reporting agency Experian shows that student loan debt is spilling over onto their retirement-aged parents.
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The deaths also signify a grim expansion of the campaign waged by the United States against the Shabab — often confined to Somalia, but in this case spilling over into Kenya despite an escalating American air campaign in the region.
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"We were shocked to see that prejudices against Jews had changed so little over the last hundred years," she told German news outlet DW. Statistics suggest that the rise in hate speech is spilling over into real world aggression.
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The white patches where Faruqee's toothed instrument covers the ridged, concentric lines, combined with the thick paint spilling over the painting's edges, underscore the artist's penchant for meticulousness fused with her recognition that control is not always called for.
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While the former is intermittently sterile – some wasteland, Westfields, and a cluster of luxury housing developments – the latter is a humming hive of activity, with faded Victorian pubs every few blocks and Queen's Road Market often spilling over onto the streets.
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Those demands are spilling over into the 210G debate, even though the 2 Gigahertz and 3.6 Gigahertz frequencies on offer are suited to data-intensive applications such as connected factories, and don't have the range to cover remote rural areas.
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Usually, harsh words among the big powers are expressed behind closed doors, though former US Ambassador Samantha Power and Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin went at it during public council meetings on Syria, the anger spilling over after years of war.
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U.S. producer prices for July, due on Thursday, and consumer price index figures on Friday are likely to draw closer attention and will give investors a clue about the extent to which a stronger labour market is spilling over into inflation.
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Mainland China exposure (MCE) accounted for 6.2% of system assets in 2Q16, down from a peak of 13% at end-2014, which should help to limit the possibility of risks associated with China's slowdown and deleveraging spilling over into Taiwan.
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"We are seeing broad-based weaker momentum in EM and a few stories are compounding that, including the tabling of the budget in South Africa, and that is spilling over to the (Turkish) lira," said Societe Generale strategist Roxana Hulea.
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The volume of conversations that were spilling over from feminist spaces into mainstream spaces really opened up this space for feminism to become something people saw in a different way and something that other people and industries sought to capitalize on.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Missile attacks from Yemen on Western military craft risk spilling over into nearby busy sea lanes which could disrupt oil supplies and also other vital goods passing through the tense area, shipping and insurance sources say.
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The GDP report comes amid growing concern that the weakening growth hitting much of the world's economy is spilling over into the U.S. While consumer activity has been strong, manufacturing growth has slumped recently and housing remains a weak spot.
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A number of business surveys - some of which have proven too pessimistic in the recent past - point to the slowdown spilling over to the third quarter, prompting some think-tanks to warn of a growing risk of a technical recession.
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The assault, for which Turkish authorities blamed the Islamic State, is the latest evidence of how the chaos in the Middle East, in particular the Syrian war, has metastasized, spilling over borders and rattling countries that are crucial to regional stability.
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Bullish traders have also pushed the share prices of listed poultry and pig producing companies such as Shandong Yisheng Livestock and Poultry and Muyuan Foods Co Ltd to their limits, added Huang, with money spilling over into the futures market.
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The morning is cool on the outside and hot in the restaurant, the war in the words playful as a war can be, meaning each gut bleeds out like a slit pig's, filling the cracks in linoleum, spilling over, becoming smooth.
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With the buying frenzy spilling over from first-tier cities to other parts of the country, more affluent second- and third-tier cities such as Xiamen, Nanjing and Wuhan have stepped up restrictive measures, hoping to deter speculators and cool prices.
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But this year's demonstrations are different, spilling over into demands for a full-on political overhaul and attracting elements like Iranian-backed forces and other extremists that threaten to hijack the protest movement and potentially bring the U.S. into deeper involvement.
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TUNIS — Fear engulfed Tunisia on Monday that Islamic State mayhem was spilling over from neighboring Libya, as dozens of militants stormed a Tunisian town near the border, assaulting police and military posts in what the president called an unprecedented attack.
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Because its walls are so high, I can add lots of toppings and cheese without anything spilling over the edge, plus the slight splay in the pan's walls adds a caramelized cheese crust all around the outside of the pie.
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The two governments reached an uneasy deal in late 2015, and the national oil company tries to remain neutral, but the effort led by the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to isolate Qatar is already spilling over into Libya.
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The whole series is penned by Good Place writers and gives the guy who plays Shawn, Marc Evan Jackson, a chance to finally be more than just a standout supporting character in a show spilling over with standout supporting characters.
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Major societal changes such as the women's movement, the civil rights movement, and, more recently, more open discussion of sexual assault and harassment in the workplace have been fueled by widespread anger coming to a head and spilling over into action.
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The era of good feeling is spilling over into the upper chamber, where GOP senators will be responsible for clearing Trump's Cabinet nominees as well as approving his pick to fill the late Justice Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court seat. Sen.
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Their main message has been that the last thing needed by the United States, which backs the Lebanese army in its fight against Islamic State and other militants spilling over from Syria, is another failed state in the Middle East.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's armed forces acquired three U.S. helicopters worth $33 million on Thursday to help in efforts to stop Syria's civil war spilling over its border, along with almost $29 million of British aid as EU countries also step up their support.
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On one side, packed together, and spilling over into the aisle, sat the family of Conrad Roy III, the kid from a small sailing town who killed himself while sitting in the front seat of his truck in a Kmart parking lot.
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But that gesture has done little to assuage growing concerns about anti-Semitism in Germany's hip-hop scene, with concerns that the anti-Israel political stances of rappers, many of whom come from Muslim backgrounds, are sometimes spilling over into outright anti-Semitism.
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Pent-up demand is spilling over from residents of strictly-controlled tier-1 and tier-2 cities, while price rises in smaller cities and towns are encouraging more local buyers to take the plunge amid strong government support to reduce home inventories.
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More than two years of bruising battles over migration have caused a lot of bad blood in the EU, spilling over to other policy areas and reinforcing calls from the west to cut generous EU funding for the eastern states who deny help.
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In terms of raw materials, this was a lithium story last year and become a cobalt story this year before spilling over into mainstream metals such as nickel and copper around the time of the annual London Metal Exchange week in November.
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Widespread hunger, political strife, devastating shortages of medicine and an exodus of well over a million people in recent years have turned this country, once the economic envy of many of its neighbors, into a crisis that is spilling over international borders.
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Still, while exacting vengeance against Nazis is the ultimate in righteous retribution, there's a little too much torture here for the show's own good, and a general sloppiness to the storytelling, with each of the five previewed episodes spilling over an hour.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The United States, which wants to prevent violence spilling over from Syria into Lebanon, will give the Lebanese army $120 million more in aid to boost border security and counter-terrorism work, the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon said on Wednesday.
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He took in the Santa Claus welcome mat many months out of season, the wicker basket against the far wall spilling over with sandals and tennis shoes, the lacquered console table on which the house keys and loose change had been tossed . . .
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But the bombings mark an escalation in the violence, which is spilling over from a long-running insurgency in northern Sinai, led by an affiliate of IS. The government says the bomber in December, who blew himself up, trained with jihadists based in Sinai.
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While the homecoming was supposed to be a triumphant one for the two former friends — who were original Atlanta Housewives when the show first premiered in October 2008 — they quickly butted heads throughout this season, with their fights often spilling over to social media.
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In a new sign of regional tension spilling over into Lebanon, Saudi Arabia on Thursday suspended a military aid package to the Lebanese security forces in what an official said was a response to Beirut's failure to condemn attacks on Saudi diplomatic missions in Iran.
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While the door kept the waters of the Blind Brook at bay and flowing gently toward Long Island Sound, it did not prevent high water from spilling over the dam during major storms like Hurricane Agnes in June 1972 and Hurricane Eloise in September 1975.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, interviewed later in the day on CNBC, said that so far she is not seeing signs that weakness in manufacturing is spilling over to consumer spending, which has been strong and accounts for about 70% of the U.S. economy.
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Plus, if the county's renderings are to be believed, it will only have room for one shuttle bus at a time, which will inevitably be delayed by fans on foot spilling over from the pedestrian path right next to the bus land, and oh, the humanity.
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Following last night's guest appearance on The Tonight Show, Lively stepped out onto the streets of Tribeca (her old Gossip Girl stomping grounds), with her golden blonde hair spilling over one shoulder, styled in messy, tousled waves — the epitome of the beachy vibe we strive for regularly.
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"So while there's an issue maybe over here on one type of trade, you know, it's how do we keep it from spilling over, or in some cases, it's intended to get tied together so that it can create a different form of leverage," he added.
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Women in chambray and lipstick the color of a Bic Lady razor browsed shelves displaying Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" in Albanian, and a friend handed me a thimble-sized plastic cup spilling over with plum raki, the local brandy, which I sipped, with a choke.
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"Very low or negative interest rates in European sovereign debt is spilling over into EM debt in the higher-graded space and impacts investors that are chasing yield in that part of the market," said Marcelo Assalin, head of emerging market debt at NN Investment Partners.
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For Anderson, one of the first clear signs of a process gone haywire came from a barium swallow that suggested she was swallowing long after she should have been, and that the liquid was meanwhile spilling over the back of her mouth and into her throat.
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Autechre have always operated more like Cinderella's evil stepsisters, stuffing voluminous, maleficent, and yes, occasionally incredibly beautiful, music into glassine containers that can barely hold them—the excess spilling over the sides only to be scooped up, repurposed and issued into the world in their own right.
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In Manhattan, Fifth Avenue became a tide of signs and symbolic pink hats, while in downtown Los Angeles, shouts of "love trumps hate" echoed along a one-mile route leading to City Hall, with many demonstrators spilling over into adjacent streets in a huge, festival-like atmosphere.
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It's the latest sign of worker unrest at tech giants spilling over into public view (Jay Greene / The Washington Post) The Jeff Bezos phone hacking scandal has cast an unflattering light on the swiftly growing and highly secretive cottage industry of software developers specializing in digital surveillance.
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But with Britain increasingly forced to confront questions about tolerance toward immigrants, the killing and a separate assault on two Poles in Harlow, a town of 373,237 where one in 211 residents is foreign born, have focused new attention on whether ethnic tensions are spilling over into hate crimes.
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The last episode of Shi'ite infighting spilling over into deadly violence was in 2008 when Abadi's predecessor, Nuri al-Maliki, ordered the army to battle Sadr's followers in Basra to end their control over parts of the southern region where most of the OPEC nation's oil is produced.
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In addition to a large crowd spilling over the margins, the photograph includes a caption running along the bottom that reads: "Swearing-in Ceremony of President Donald J. Trump - January 21st, 2017, United States Capitol, Washington, D.C." even though Trump was sworn in on Friday, January 20, 2017.
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Not only does Trump face consistently poor numbers with the Millennial Generation on virtually every measure of his personal behavior and values, but a recent national survey by NBC and the GenForward project of the University of Chicago found that perception was spilling over Trump's party at large.
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Well, if you're the type of person whose closet is spilling over with clothing you rarely wear, or if you have so many items that deciding what to put on in the morning becomes a nightmare, a capsule wardrobe can help you pare down and decide on outfits with ease.
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The latest government employment data came amid growing concerns about a possible global economic slowdown and whether it could be spilling over into the U.S. economy, which advanced 2.9 percent for the calendar year 2018, and 3.1 percent when measured from fourth quarter of 2017 to the fourth quarter of 2018.
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"The fundamentals are strong, it's true, and this is spilling over into continued tight physical availability which is reflected in the outright price and a deeply backwardated forward market," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said, referring to the higher price of palladium contracts for imminent delivery versus the more distant future.
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Italian bank shares fell sharply at the start of 2016 on fears that no effective way would be found to fix the sector's bad loan problem, with those worries spilling over into the sovereign bond and credit markets, not least because any bank failure would hurt the economy and government finances.
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These are the images of America: Head of Family/Heads of State (1990): men in glittery booty shorts putting their bodies on another cut between vessels spilling over in blood, ants crawling over a clock with no hands and the globe, what Wojnarowicz calls the "pre-invented world," spinning away.
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The hiring is part of a broader effort to atone for failing to stop online abuse from spilling over into the real world, reports Bloomberg's Joshua Brustein: Sissons work is part of a broader reckoning within the technology industry, which has been forced to reexamine its role in world conflicts.
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But the minute that changes, market sentiment could also turn, though Biswas said it would be reflected first in South Korea — in Seoul stocks, the Korean won and specifically in credit default swap spreads which are traditionally an indicator of national-level crises — before spilling over into China's financial markets.
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The usual glut of turbulent political controversies mostly gave way to debates about copyright infringement and online harassment spilling over into real life: A popular parody blog came under attack, several media Twitter feeds were briefly suspended, and YouTube's alt-right extremism continued to be a disturbing and growing trend.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Inside America's Billion-Dollar Weed Business: The Grass Is Greener According to Berman, instead of taking the case, the court could appoint a "special master" to investigate the facts of the case, specifically Nebraska and Oklahoma's assertion that Colorado's legal weed is spilling over the state line.
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Read O'Sullivan's full story here... Read more of Sunday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... "Global trust crisis" Tuesday's hearing "suggests that Facebook's public relations crisis in the U.S. is spilling over globally," Axios's Sara Fischer writes, dubbing this a "global trust crisis" for Facebook...
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But the differences are there and once you notice them it is difficult to confuse Malevich's original Suprematism with Suetin's preference for geometries in a cooler palette, or with the baroque quality of Ivan Koudriachov's compositions, which don't float in subtle tension like Malevich's but proliferate in space, spilling over one another.
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Facebook's inability to curb hate speech is disproportionately harming India's Muslim minorities and at times spilling over into real-world violence, according to the report, which draws worrying comparisons between the situation in India and the platform's failures in Myanmar, where it was used to fuel violence against the Rohingya Muslim minority.
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"How Asian currencies fare in 26 depends on the effects of policy normalization in the major advanced economies on global liquidity and ultimately on portfolio flows to Asia; and a strengthening and broadening in Asian economic growth with export recovery spilling over into domestic demand," wrote strategists at ANZ in their 22015 FX outlook note.
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Negotiations between the Trump administration and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on a two-year budget and debt ceiling deal are spilling over into the weekend amid growing signs of alarm from conservatives.
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The shelves are spilling over with books I turn to over and over again for inspiration: "The Teaching of Buddha," anything by the Dalai Lama or Deepak Chopra, Taro Gold's "Living Wabi Sabi," Frederick Lenz's "Surfing the Himalayas," Richard Bach's "Illusions" and stacks of other books I have come to love over the years.
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Nor is there ever any discussion on the foreign policy picture behind the attacks, namely that Ankara's simultaneous wars against ISIS and the PKK ally Party for Democratic Unity (PYD) in Syria appear to be spilling over into the country, with ISIS and the PKK carrying out retaliatory-style attacks because Turkey is making gains against them in Syria.
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"Italy is in a deep bear market, we've seen a lot of widening of credit and yet nevertheless we've not seen a lot of spill-over, I've think it would need to get to the next level with more downgrades and more significant market stress from Italy spilling over to banks and other parts of Europe," he said.
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Also, debris or lava flows couldn't have formed the features seen at the Pathfinder site, the researchers argue, as such flows would have completely obliterated any sign of the basin; as a flowing liquid, lava or fluidized debris flows would have behaved just like water, filling up the Simud Interior Basin prior to spilling over into land barrier.
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Even with these and other openly progressive displays intent on pushing Hollywood forward, the Oscar ceremonies ultimately seemed to drag on as long as they always have, with acceptance speeches spilling over their allotted time despite this year's "scrolling device" across the bottom of the screen that was supposed to list all the people winners wanted to thank.
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The game, London indie crew Roll7's funny bone-tickling ultra-violent follow-up to its BAFTA-winning OlliOlli skateboard sim (and its equally excellent sequel), came out at the same time as a shit-load of bigger, shinier titles with significantly larger marketing budgets and photo-real-enough viscera instead of chunky red pixels spilling over the screen.
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According to the sign on the door, the show is housed in an old "Legacy Records" room, which makes a perfect setting for artist Linda LaBella's weathered bookcase spilling over with volumes, albums, photos, hats, and other personal artifacts (they come from her father, who stashed them in an off-limits cabinet in his studio until his death).
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With 22007 to 22008 men — no women — crammed together into the back of each Toyota pickup, their arms and legs spilling over the sides, the vehicles pop out of alleyways and follow scout cars that have zoomed ahead to make sure there are no pesky police officers or border guards lurking who have not been paid off.
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Seeking to contain that drug-fueled violence from spilling over our border by extending the more than 85033 miles of border walls that already exist — much of which were built with bipartisan support and no complaints or hashtag advocacy from companies such as Airbnb during the Obama administration — is about protecting our national interests, not hindering the tourism industry.
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Later that day, after we rode the slack tide through the Malibu Rapids — a narrow, shallow channel safely accessible only to even a small boat like ours every six to eight hours — we dropped anchor at Princess Louisa Inlet, a glacier-cut gorge with provincial marine park status and a series of waterfalls spilling over 5,000-foot granite canyon walls.
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Working primarily in Manchuela, southeast of Madrid and inland from the coastal city of Valencia, and spilling over into the region of Utiel-Requena just to the east, these small producers, with little guidance from tradition or inspiration from great bobal wines elsewhere in the world, have resurrected old bobal vineyards and made wines that are both distinctive and delicious.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORIES: --A (WHITE) HOUSE DIVIDED: The fierce iPhone battle between Apple and the FBI is spilling over into the White House, which has been poised to roll out a major policy statement on encryption and when the government should have access to locked smartphones.
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The most pacific grasses and meadows of her inner being were subject to sudden sinkholes full of bone and bilious tissue, spilling over with the multifarious faces, the intimate crimes and errors of her life, all pulling her in the opposite direction as she walked forward, saying hi to people and their dogs, mostly middle-aged except for one bent but fast-moving old lady with an alert husky.
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One recollects only a kaleidoscopic flux of gruesomely fragmentary impressions, too outlandish to be perfectly accurate, too vivid to be entirely false: nightmarish revenants from the dim haunts of the collective unconscious … monstrous, abortive shapes emerging from the abysmal murk of evolutionary history … things pre-hominid, even pre-mammalian … forms never quite resolving into discrete organisms, spilling over and into one another, making it uncertain where one ends and another begins.
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"It is a concern for the business community too, because if you think about migration potentially having an impact on political fragmentation in Europe and that spilling over into challenges for the economic sphere; if there is less migration of capital across boundaries, people across boundaries; that's not good for business and so I think business should be working together with governments to try and create a more fluid environment and address the migration challenge head on," he said.
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It is land that belonged to the Lenape and was then settled by the Dutch; it then became a center of beer brewing, fueled by droves of German immigrants; they gave way to Italian-Americans — you can still see grapevines in some backyards — who fled during the postwar years as Puerto Rican and black New Yorkers and Latin American immigrants made the neighborhood their own for decades, until, all of a sudden, creative-class types started spilling over from the other side of Flushing Avenue.
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Moving even closer to home, the governor raised the looming specter of the U.K.'s impending departure from the European Union (EU), noting banks located domestically currently supply over half of the debt and equity issuance from continental firms and account for over 75 percent of foreign exchange and derivatives activity in the U.K. Consequent fears of contagion were emphasized by Carney as he discussed the risk of a disruption in services provided to the European real economy spilling over to hit the U.K. economy through trade and financial links.
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In many ways as much a social engineer as a fashion designer (and, as he often points out, a detail-obsessed Virgo), Mr. Ford made certain that, when the celebrity armada began arriving in waves, the black-suited and obligatorily handsome cater-waiters were poised and ready with trays of Champagne and chilled margaritas; that the vases on plinths were spilling over with branches of flowering cherry; that the carpeted show space was filled with low velvet banquettes and specially installed opera boxes, each with its own full bar and server; and that everyone in the place was sure to have a good sight line on the catwalk and, just as crucially, the front row.
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